1/4 La décroissance, une critique philosophique de l'économie politique
The COVID-19 pandemic and the climate crisis have revitalized a school of thought that emerged in the 1970s: degrowth. Originally, degrowth was conceived as a third, anti-productivist way, opposing both capitalism and planned economies. Today, it presents itself as a radical response to the turmoil of the contemporary economy, which is accused of spreading social ills and exacerbating the environmental crisis. In this series of lectures, we will examine the main concepts and ideas behind degrowth, while also acknowledging its limitations and criticisms.

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2/4 Does the climate crisis make degrowth indispensable?

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3/4 Degrowth: A Critique of Technology and Development

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Social justice, fiscal justice

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The (Surprising) History of Cities - Laurent Testot

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Peut-on changer la monnaie et la finance ?

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« QUELQUE CHOSE DE GROS SE PRÉPARE AVEC LA FINANCE » - Frédéric Lordon

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Conversation sur le commerce international

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4/4 The social and democratic limits of degrowth

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Why birth rates are falling everywhere all at once | FT

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This is not the AI we were promised | The Royal Society

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Une agriculture au service de la souveraineté alimentaire

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Why does our society never stop growing?

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From Greece to China: James Galbraith on the End of Neoliberal Economics

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Johann Chapoutot - A well-known story - Bertolt Brecht: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

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Something is jamming GPS over Europe. Here's what we found

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Antonio Gramsci | The Imprisoned Philosopher

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Energy: Why rationing is necessary

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Clara Mattei: capitalism is not natural - it’s enforced

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Préhistoire : entre utopie et réalité (1) - 2026

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